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Eric Love
  • Involved In Real Estate
  • Jacksonville, AL
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Little Known Holiday Safety Tip

Eric Love
  • Involved In Real Estate
  • Jacksonville, AL
Posted

Hot Water Heaters are thought to be a cause of mysterious home and apartment explosions after extended absences.  Hydrogen gas builds up in hot water lines of a hot water heater if not used for a period of 2 weeks or longer.  This phenomenon is known to definitely occur.  After the above period or longer of non-use, follow this procedure to be on the safe side.  Enter and extinguish/eliminate any chances of a spark or flame.  Turn on all hot water faucets for at least one minute to let any gas escape.  Again this is strongly suspected of causing home/apartment explosions after occupants have returned.  Please pass this along to family members, friends, Landlords, Tenants, Real Estate Agents and any others you know who may be at risk.  Be safe.  Happy Holidays!

Eric Love at the . . . original Paper Landlord, LLC

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